Dijon,France,Col. Brenner,American camouflage,c1919

Title: Secrets of the camouflage artists / by Helen Johns Kirtland, Leslie's staff correspondent.
Creator(s): Kirtland, Helen Johns, photographer
Date Created/Published: [c1919]
Summary: Seven images taken on November 12, 1918 at the American camouflage factory at Dijon, France. Images show Col. Brenner, the commander of camouflage work in the American Army, with a 'dummy' soldier; stone and grass costumes for snipers, paper mache soldiers, a soldier holding a picture of a soldier's face on a stick, Col. Brenner and officers, and a hangar for large sheets used to cover airdromes.
Notes:
Photomechanical reproductions of photographs.
Illus. in: Leslie's photographic review of the great war. New York City : Leslie-Judge Company, c1919, p. [197].
Title from item.
Another copy filed under: D527.F65 1920.
Unprocessed in PR 13 CN 1981:339, container 14.
Subjects:
World War, 1914-1918--Camouflage--France--Dijon.
Camouflage (Military science)--France--Dijon--1910-1920.
Military personnel--American--France--Dijon--1910-1920.
Halftone photomechanical prints--1910-1920.
Periodical illustrations--1910-1920.
Bookmark /2005676176/
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